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l‘astnr
va ll 34' I‘I'\.\l\'~;
RM»
‘ . 23‘
u— ? Turpin \' u: rMam strwt HI an uf .41?
t r 1 . ‘uuday who-VI, lix. Rut
. [1.vn'\ of seriice.
flux thVl. l‘.’ 1 RM D.\N~
,1. .' Baum-{IF *i-Vfi‘, Wa4h.
2w 2“. p m. ; 7p. m.
vsnmzr ELDER Joan"
3» school. 1239’ P l.
t'nrncr “WI->1 and Mott
. _. . Pad-Ir HIIUD of ser-
- g y I , Sabbath ethnol between
- ~z'r‘tlt‘L‘3, pruyt-r Incctiu; in
.1: .72: \u. I m‘mn —{hm~vh Sonar-.4
1‘; \il\]
i’:.4 n— Iluurn‘ of sehitc
«hm l. 12 to l P I.
t‘trnnun {-4‘nmer Wt‘it
IivV'. PETER SIXTH. PI—Ir
I'm ‘\ XLID'ng 1:3'
l‘._ ' hen-et- VII 7 and a o clock
t III tun Lt h .rch Square. Rev t.
. V!‘ III III-4 of rervicv. 1043 L I T
V I l .3 ‘
\I "Town Hall. (colored.V Ruv
Ruins of service. ‘2", 1’,
'EII;rI\'4Vv '7'
u- I‘lil‘ ~lllN‘l'lpll‘ll'l li4t
limp lizb‘ constritt‘twl
‘. 4' n ; ‘
2.1 ;!')III «Vf hm Ixf’mVIV.
V Fm Vila-id.
”A “fin—"t II
A . l
.:‘ hunks .m“ due and ht'rlev tcndt-rtVIl
V: (WV . Nurnalk. far l'avmr4 rcccivcd
ple kt’cp lllLli’
cannot p'IlIli4lI :Ill tlvair favwr4
*l VVVTI‘4IVIVn4lIVIIt4 will VIINV
“3'
"IT
the Svlmnl \'i4irnr\‘
"IIIIVr4' (‘
yI-arly
Ulllllin i4 llllithiitlJlllV
ttlII4 \vwk
—iith .‘lr (iv-«44l>t*il. want-Ir 4::- lll‘.‘ \l E.
‘ T‘»\V':I»’y yo I?4 11:” “'a4 th. f—wn. ;- .,-‘
EI.i.~’*'l'. llt‘l'. ”Jif- -l' l (“NI- .4! ll
inV lllt
iii Hill Vl‘t' Ill‘l‘f: 7
g :V..4‘ :I XIV-Iv Ycar‘4 Vrc4t'n'. a» -
l ‘ 4l’Ine Island. and are preparing to remove
Boots Shoat Guitar-a, Rubbers,
though their goods are well under-soled,
int y do not allow themselves to be undersold
In any other firm In the city.
—The first regular snow of the season fell
last week—just enough to whiten the earth.
Nature made strenuous 250113 to favorus
with a heavier fall. but the intense cold
weather which prevailed during the greater
part of theweek would notpanlt sodasired
an event. Yuma” another norm at in,
ziving fair promise of an abundant supply
of the congealed moisture. The prospect is
good for sleighinf.Y about New Y ear 5 time.
—Thc Morning: Star Social Club, (colorcdl
hvld thtir annual hop in Elys‘ Hall. in this
city per advertiwment, on the evening of
the 26th inst The affair “as a success and
“a4 attended by panic: from New York.
; Bridgeport. Stamford. Daanury, and various
other places, besides including the colored
residents of this city and Nonvalk. Miss
\Vood, of Korivalk. was the Evening Star of
the occasion. if we may he allowed tojudjzc
from the attentions she rcceived from the
gentleman mcrnlwrs of thc party.
-—Tlie Danhury and Nurwalk Railmad
CrmIpany have already removed a va.4t
amount of mud from tho harbor in front of
wharf,
m. .I...‘
ilu-ir hurt in n... “A an
. .. u- w .u u 5x rt‘mu nu tut‘
In“
x n,
n
west side. and have now cut all the trees on
thI- gravel and put it uvcr the mud. thus mink»
in: a large tmrt «If valuable land, which 1111.4
ltitht rtn lu‘rn t‘IVtIIparativtVly \vnrthle44. It i4
great IK‘nt‘fll 14V
‘Illitltiltlllt’llly l!‘
a large IIIIIltVrtakin, ‘ .lIIIt n-
‘ I..Int.Itt'l\\II
4m fit to illL company
of Ann ('er~
tin (I
If pu-Itniary lit
—A female giving tlIt- namc
lin4. th4t nvcr frI-III Illt‘ l-IIIIt'Vrald l>lIV.
! ~ 4 ~ - v
V at a lmardIngz-lmusc III tlII.4 city on Ntnday
(k: ~ All
put up.
l:I4t. and 4liple away in the cvcnin': \\itlI-
.: paying ll' 7 ‘Vill. She had :I littlc lmv
‘with her, and was found in Norwalk by
(‘liieiuf l’wlit‘w . .IV’lln N Tattle,\I'lIIVlIrIVulet
thIE4' city. wlII llt‘ tv:I.4 filll‘4l hv :
l‘wIIIIVII. lVIIt rIszi n: In pay “14“
«In; 1,. liri ‘= ;. p.._r: It “33 ~IIlI4prIc-ntly
ml Uta t 4 .I4 hail $300 in lIIVr lNVM‘x-
UH.-
\; :V v
, 4 "II .‘r \ II
.."x t‘
IV in' “ "ll and 4i.\»
drawn ltv tun tn» ‘
4 N Y, x N. ll lhiir'
.Irz'I .r. .3 III: L'ltri4‘tIII.I4
Z-v Urfii‘r? Plii'l. an".
$51!? tn H;ip,-.;‘I> :11.-
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“illlll \vci '
wIilv
14 ”4:“.
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ll.1\v.1‘:
llwtii
\‘t’lIiIVlIV
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and.
.wr
ll-V‘
ilziml $3
2,. $1456 'tlll
V5 tl: liIVIlTl
many Of
V:I~l4
,_ .
‘tt‘. {1:le
:Ipp"
:Ippnipriam
1m :Ility in tillP>ll<VlL
t’\‘(.’ ,7th out ,-.f mrt4 “
\vzll
my.
E‘I’I'llllp4 y
fort-4.
1111‘
1'15. 40 mm'h 4“ that In}
'i. .I .I pvrtinu only «If tln 5-‘lt't'llllt‘l‘.
. l H Ti ‘lt‘ rrmain~
:II III
.gpptar in \ ur
’)"I'I. in 'Eii4 34.4”.IIV
IIC'\I'V
H. 4H, :Vl} 0i .vlr'tz.
t occur drain.
U:1t'tl
. 11’}.
gvntlcman
said gyn-
wllit‘h put
3 oria4 in mourning. The
five dollar: fur his fun—
\‘I't-tlieraficld
with by .I.
along. tip;
with his list.
1 4’ z'I ‘iil‘ Vllrifillutl
gave
4:1: had to pay
gilt tn i. U'L‘ but} «at to
r :ivu 513:3.
—Une of our best metropolitan exchanges
'2 ¢ (Pl/11x. This is a cumparativeiy new
and is one of the most popular dailies
It is the paper [110:1
Con-
4~ .vd in New York.
-.'V riy 5L.Il.iglll after by our citizeng
fining our own humble sheet it says;
" The Sorm XORWALE (Conn) SESTINEL
one of the handsomest and best local
V-afkt’l'é which mums to this ofice." Bucno.
~—From Dec. 18th. 1869. to Aug. 23th, Of
pn5ent year, sixty-five public arrests
, 72- made in South Nor-walk for drunken-
44 alone. The sum of $234 4&3 was paid by
:jilty culprits as fines and costs, while
V-town was taxed W3 waving
“ 310 more than was received from the of-
" ..-iin.g partia. We; trust that this fearful
VVIrdof inmpemnce mayneverhechmn»
. .2 again.
—.\ fennle named Isl-gum Merritt, took
twinge of the tannins rights question
triturday int, and gave her husband a
:re betting. She was arraigned before
Judge Wand rifle Gem hu'uory
131*? injure-d husband informed her that her
"air-meats were mane, m which she
RICkal him in the Inca, inflicting a melan—
i-VViijr' black eye. She wu fined $8 and cost,
mandating w 36$.
3 45mm peoplehve'nflurpoor unda-
V’and'mgs. It '3 mt- mt, m.
timttheym will not: deplonr
W- plign “h’wtuqxdn at,
”k 50 3‘ m a {midi :ety-
bvdr m as; Inning-finch
“1.1 15., tantrum-l
an arrivingr there 2
“all: ' t. "
Wink ~_:V 'V
'7 ; Fir-4t National
lil‘ 2t r. dint fori
.
“paid
as
I . .ne Porto Rico 14 a:-.» the!"
' lr‘nr S.-vt*nt_v-rivc centsfi
.IV I4 411' V VIM-d tn M a :4-Vrt Hf ;. (up.
1 I
..p. mmr of llll‘ frnIiIIinI- :cntlrr A
:I4I Hf “4 ‘V.\:I. §[1\
l‘l'l
Wig»; “lilit’r “114 nutml
V:..
‘IlI “.
“'a4 fm’mwl
dIVIIIantl In llll: .4ct‘tiun
4. :H‘l't ly E4 ,. I‘IIIIIiglI
!II4I1;I;VE\' llll' pilllllt‘
.l114t at thi4 llllll' art-
The tlIIVrIIInIIIcter ranzm 44I1nc ill"
\VlV
\\ rather
for l‘\(‘t‘('llln::
I
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l
having fine wintcr V
l
1.2m t‘ l~ II w my {nu-7m: paint. "(I thc icc
.rn p \\: ll lu‘ alum; :I.4 difficult tn .4H’urt' {t4 II:
n .14 lri4'! 4I‘:I<«VII. T'IIIV ITIIlllIlt‘ llll> v. int'Vr‘
din-4' I14Vt rIV4IIlI from a
. . I
luck (It t‘Ulll “calm-n.
"\ tn the tungcztlmt‘nt IVf tlIc mph-mus.
itm .
tit-:itl. iv .1 cm; n4: tn the Iinwnmod Ilr-VtztlI.‘
.4 lutt litil: “"il tVV lw- frnzcn. TlII‘rIVl
. y «If V'IVIV V4l 4k: .V: Iimw. lmt illt’ Irv i4i
Ty pnnr. IIII'rIly .sz i4tinz of a
V tlzv «V4 zIHV r Hf tln ..‘.IIn« rnu4 p-VnVl4 ll i4
liltlc \V'Iill‘l';
l
l
f'Iil Hf “uni. .rni Il‘rt and :1th t'.\l' V;l.I!IV4l l-V
fIII’nI4iI :V. v: ry :wul :IrtII 2v ‘
fiTlu _lIrV~' l: .- I :u. {utilivl
\lr I'va» Sty VII! .. \leu :VwV4 in tlIi4 \ i: Hilly)
“14 HIV fur: ....I:V ”1.111 In llll‘ dark and,
‘vllt‘l‘xll‘. lIxVuh Hi :1 night lint vvm-k. llt‘ ltt'llr‘l‘
Illt‘ lvurn
:I-zn: tiIrIVIIglI” tlIIV
valiant «ll‘mh
:ll".\
litt‘IIE II4VE4I‘ VV'IZ a:
l'lil‘1l .r
*4alli4-Il furt'n
ll!“
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th‘.
hurt: lII‘ povrt‘tl
4n\\—nnilIIn:
HatlIIVr
Hf lll'
l-l' r .-.,;;..~
and
pp,
thi‘Vl'
nniw
V‘ in tin Ilin-IVIIHI‘.
lllt‘ l
. Illltltl
Mun: tnmplII-Il “itiI
.\‘.l
1 ll”?
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‘3 y. )I.-4\r\
, .. . . S \Y
VVazrrbizrv and _4, but still {hr
1““ 4’ rrfIIss'Il t0 i44tn‘ forth TlIIV 4ltIIIiII_'
prm v. 44 was drain inauguniit-vl by tan \\ lInlt 1
party (hi pnlim- \vvrc 4cm fur. and I
imrh)? I‘h L. {in n:_'ht 4 '
It “14' awn evident that even a ghost.
Inn'wl not \\‘:tl\4lanti lil!‘ force of utrthly‘.
mi All tlw rwlh 52V. lilt‘nt‘itjltlxil‘htnnl I
’~rt‘:t:ttinn, \\I'!'l‘ Item] :..
:llVl\l‘lLli) in "I'IVIIIIV nut (If that
.lte or it made a “rush" for :
avail
4
.1.va
Eu‘r‘flhu . '
lxzirnf
llit‘ Emil-ruin .lvmr anl l‘.i4 human
fricl Itt- nevi grub!
“It comes! 2h: tirvadz-d rvastre comes 7”
and it was—an 0v, all of which accountai
fur tln- IVlm'en {wt and lI4Vrn4'.
1211.33.41] & Brod"
V Ctl (“ITI‘IIL‘Q \mtrie'm (mk
inn nith anx or I: i4 cnn47;
.2”. I‘ II \' A411 3: liltll‘
Vom‘nlk.
‘l I'l . 'l‘lHV —Th‘ r .zuiar ananIi ; Aim; of th-
'khfilt; I‘ " (If “'5 a‘ i‘ ll?‘l1>ll"f
. htlri :1.I:.4
. l lth dsv of Jsrin
of 1 and I'lnrlock l’. .‘d
J HILLW, (‘athr-r
' fur int Mb
”0317*. on TV.
“Vs. lwrvvm-n 11".“
ll
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South Nonmlk. NOV. 16. 1570, I If
I.» ‘2. found
4 «put-- sound:
Tho price fora rallnn ._ ye ccn' -
\\ 'l min-ant it to an: t eithtr lad: 4 or :v :nts
Th- price by the horrtl i4 five are nt.4 i. 44
Your ordcrx 71) D II l’lTL‘iI‘S {dervs-
- N‘lLl
4:94.41 for young and 0H.
. Thv-rv car. he had 1an lion: of Buckwhmt
l 4.x win:
1 A: Fun. .
, mu; 2143 t hunt.
verity-rive a hundzt-c‘. pound.
\\".:i 43y i: E4
) 14 ma. to be equal In Danliury ernund.
Cum.
4 . Tr. '
‘V TlilllCl‘ ‘
.- ,. Hf choice Blittcr i4 Forty-fine crut-I
-’\n_v all you who hat c any ccnts .4vn4m.
hrew- taken to-zethv.’ mnkv a cumpotmd.
Tho :
, Tab-n in until] doees. will keep the mind sound.
9. littl'V ,‘
l upuu'
i
Sprinrwufiti City of South Nomlk. Doc 15. lQT-l.
NOTICE.
Teas are Cheaper'
I )uty Iieduced.
“12 ARE SELLING
PERFECTLY PURE
Teas and Goflees,
EXTRA FINE QUALITY.
GUARANTEED TRUE WEIGHT
F. A. TOLLES & 00.,
XAIK STREET, EAST OF R. R. DEPOT,
SOUTH NORWAIK,
FIII Erma WIS.
noun, Fain. ac.
«Him no:
no arm um: sag-Ema.
Thinking
. year .4 \lmamn fur a tit t'IIIItinnnf [lit alum
V\\t'll [IV «all .I!
.EHULIDAY PRESENTS
Bank of Sonth‘
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stIIWIm‘.
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‘ LADIES" AND GENTS HANDKE l‘
11. units“ a. ‘m‘ .,
No. I GAImE BUIIJING. ,4
NORWALK; CONN.
Dealers L»,
LADIES AKD GEKTLEMENS‘
Fine Swiss and American
W A T C H E S ,
J EVVELRY,
Silver and Plated Ware,
and everything In our line suitable for the Holiday
trade.
A .YERI('.~LV AND FREFC 11 CLOCK".
SPEFT.-1 CLE. ', E YE- GLASSES.
All kinds and prices. including the Celebrated
I)ia1nond Glasses.
and .luhhin: in all its hmnchci, done In the
best manner.
SMITH'S AMERICAN ORGANS
Thee-e Instruments are not to be for
Sweetness and strength of tone. or beauty of finish.
by any in the market. Please call and examine tht-sc
. '. and get I price list. Svtf
Repairing
ASIC 1’01!
ANDREWS & HURLBUT’S
New Haven Hams!
And take lit)
tVllIcI'.
\4~:II? \"v-m‘rllk ch '22. l‘T‘l I; If
' Furnaces,
sf
2 ::
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m 52m;
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The public an Invited rVVfo r In tlu- ir [mt
Ind all “tin an ItIIalVlv In find it \IIllIlIV
l\'.\'.\I*I* tt' IlitVKEIIMAN
\Viw and
I. tlIay can I'm-I ivr gm (~qxl;|n:ni..p_
at ill" wmtc IIIIIIV 4<VlinVt thIVII
lure-v.4! and mmt varied stock of
ti4cful and nrnamcntal, cchV
cuusi>ting (If
From the
artit'lm. lmth
oil-T111 in this city.
DRES“ PATTERNS.
GLOVES AND Ill VSIERY.
NEW STYLE (‘ULLARb‘ & (‘L'FF5.
llllI'SlIES AND 00188.
Pl lliTMUNI-ZS,
FANCY Bt VXlih‘,
“'RITLN' G DESKS.
l’I'IllIV‘I’llljh. , div.
SILVER PLATED W'ARE,
t‘rt-
(‘I'TLl-ZRY AND GLASS WARE.
W’OUD AND WILLOW “’ARE,
FANCY BASKETS.
BRUSHES, 6m.
(‘ANNED FRUITS é: VEGETABLES,
ENGLISH PICKLES,
JELLIES, SAUCES, &(.'., fro, the.
Always on hand a complete Stock of choice
Family Groceries,
of superior quality, which we otter at the
LOWEST CASH'PRICES.
Vie call especial attention mallrgelineof
N E W T E A s ,
Int received «mmwngn
KNAPP a: DICKERHAN,
mama—Bur“
‘FLOUR AND FEED.
, \"mmz llen‘s and Broadway Winter
Styles
S I L K H A T S ,
ALWAYS UN MAXI),
F. u. N19]! ‘1: 3305.,
MEDIAN AND DEALERS IN
Heaters,
Stoves, ”568,866.
11mm AND DEALERS IN
Crockery, China, Glass, Wood,
Earthen and “'illow “rates.
Iron Hollow Ware, of every
description.
MANI'FACTI'KERS IN
Tin, Sheet Iron and (‘ opper Metals, Metal
Roofing bv experienced workmen and all
kinds of Tin “ork connected “llll build-
in ..
(ll Hanging. Plumbing materials, Tile
Pipes, Bends, Traps. do
Suction and Force Pumps, Sheet Lead and
Lead Pipc.
Lamps and Lnntcnis of all kiIItl.4. and
everything: that i4 wanted in the Culinary or
Kitchen Departmcnt.
All orders receive prompt attention. _For
Spl'cial noticcs ace othcr parts of the paper.
F. H. NASH & BROS.
South I‘V’onvilk. Doc. 1.1870.
THE new man
SINGER SEWING MACHINE,
WITH ATTACHIKNTS mu ALL KINDS OF WORK.
:AI
V «-
44.
l! fa4t “inning fmnr in the. lll!!l.~l‘llt\l(l. 3.4 Shaun lVy
thv rupidlv lncrcm‘in saliva.
This NEW FAMIL MACHINE is capable of n
ranzv. and variety of work. snrh an “15.4 once thought
impmuihlc to {N' rform by machinery “IV (V lnim and
can show that it in the. chmpmt Inna-I beautiful (1: li-
catcly arranzvd nicely ndjm-ted easily operated and
smoothly running «If all ma Family ‘4‘- winu Machines
it is rcmarknhle not only for th\ ranUc and union of
its no wing: hut also for tho vnrh ty and diflornnt
kiIId.4 (If chturc which it will Fmv with «me facility
and tx‘rft-ctiun, using I4il_k twist lillt'n or cotton
thrcml, fine or course. ng the interlocked v lIlHtir
Hitch. alike on both sides of tht fabric m- “TI Thu-
lumur cloth or lt-nther. may in: new“ \vith zn-ai
~trt- n :th and uniformity of stitch' and in a mum: nt
thir “illing and nmor “Iarying Instrument may in-
udjn-Itd fur fillt work Ull gauze or gossamer tin-114.
nr thc tucking of tnrlI-mn. nr ruffiinz. or almost any
Ull‘lt r yvurk “lllCll ticlicatt- tinzcrs have bl‘t'll knovy II
to p. rfurm
(VIIr4 having; long huVII the popular and practtr-Il
mm llllll‘ 4 for nmuIIfIII luring pill'pU'lt‘ .4, EUXLH' (it"8lt r4
II-I'ng "Vtht tricks of trade' ’ taku- advantage of llllr
In trying tn p< r4undr pun‘hnm r4 that our Family Ma
lllllll‘ I4 not up: ll fur frmIIII .40 “mg. to our M. ‘lllll
fru' luring Maw lIinI4 for manufacturing purporti- 4 But
VIII-chas'vr4 and tin-y {lrl‘ In cxnmint- can-fulli
lwfuro thinning haMV nut )IVIVII mcrclv pPrFlludl‘tl.
hut mnvincod that our new Family Machine cIn
hmiiI-s new and essential principlooot-impliclty n!
t‘uustr‘lrfiona‘asc of (VIM-rationiunlformity of [IN
cinc actmn at any pr‘l‘d44‘fll‘nfll)‘ for rungc and va
riI-tv nf wurk. tiIIIV or (Mar-IV. lmIiII: nll ri\IIl.4 hv
hind it.
MR8. J. A. JUDD, Agent.
Two Door- Below' the Bank.
Ninth Nurnalk llcr 1. DC 0 Jr!
GIFT AND MISCELLANEOUS
B O O K S ,
()X]4‘()RI) 13113111419.
PRAYER BOOKS,
—A.\'I)—
Colored Picture Books.
FUR TIII;
HOLIDAYS.
4ATW
SELLI‘II‘K’S.
lIt
\ .
NnruIlk Nay l7 1H7"
chalI-r in all kind. I)! t II in
GROCERIES,
PI{()VISI()NH.
The Oldest Grocery in South Norwalk.
\\ v‘ .1er -:IrIV It Ilulw‘ IIIVl Ft'tlllll’l'll'l|l'"h~ Hr mixvr-
H44VIIIIIII- I4 4I>:tI I4 4h nIIr t‘uritnmvh that Ih: l}!l.llll_\
of our ,zmrdn 1:4 1]“ ll\ 4 lhc luv-I III mnrlu t and that "it \
arc .‘Uld 3.4 (Y)! 31». II4I I:II lI- pun lI.I4- Vd ,. l4‘ \Ith (IV
l’roducv taken in Ex on“ “30. II!
(‘ITY HAT STORE.
L . P . F O O T E ,
l ’ruotioal Hatter,
STIFF FELT HATS. beet manufactured.
51 )FT HATS, all (pmlitic-I.
CLOTH HATS AND CAPS. ull gmtlnw
SILK HATS MADE TO ORDER,
TO SI'ZT IKDIVIDI'AL STYLE
l’un'haflch‘ 0! Silk Hats can havc lhcir hat.- irunrd
at am time Free of (huge. Sign of BIG HAT. .11
Rue) I‘p r4 Block. up ite L‘nngrug‘aliumtl ('hun‘h,
Sun I .\ur“ alk 3mm .40 r.
\ B. Uld lint: rcmOdt-lcd int:- pI'c-IVIII -II:Ipv-4
l-iim
New Store
AND
New Goods.
BAI’NIQDND & DICKENS,
ll:l\ in; takI-II a sturv iII Ill"
NEW BRICK BLOCK 0N MAIN ST,
ca tut \'- u \ork 6; .\mv Hmcn Dipnt. arc Imw pn-
plan. In .4u nply lllv' pulullt' L't"i.ll(ri ‘ly. \IitlI
Choice Groceries and Provisions,
FLOUR. FEED, GRAIN; do”
IMO! the best qulltyandn the tum-st price-.4 panlbltV.
South Korwnlk. Det.15. 18‘0. btf
CITY GONFECTIONERY.
A choice assortment q
SUGAR an Inn TOYS,
Cheap! Cheap! Cheap!
As I have the name of selling Cheap Come
and we.
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SOUTH NORWALK CITY.
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Silver Drips, extra ni
Just Received Thre
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Kernwnc Oil. Warrmltcd no
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
Everything
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Bought all New York out.
('all and cxaminc Stuck-4.
Goods Marked Low.
AT
C. H. BYXBEE'h
South Norw'llk, Conn.
South Nnrwnlk. Lt. Dec 15, 1870.
HARDWARE.
TlIrV best assortmcnt in town of
MECHANICS“ TOOLS,
Of the best quality.
Rim, Xuru‘cc and Dead
LOCKS,
Porcelain, Plated and linen)
K N O B S .
A large assortment of Table and Pocket
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Off-‘3? ngfig:
0! tho but quality. chap for cash.
W. C. QUIN'I‘ABD & 00.,
Owner Main and Washington streets,
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GRUGERIES, PROVISIONS, TEAS, 8d}. 8.0.,
Jae. I—I. Knapp do 0025.
Andrews & llurlbut’s New Haven
18 CTS. per POUND.
Andrews & Hurlbut’s Pork, at 13 cents per pound.
'1‘ 1714‘s JX'I‘ (7( )S'l‘ :.
EXTRA FINE FAMILY FLOUR AT $8.00 PER BARREL.
The best New Orleans Molasses in Market. 32 (1.4. per Gal.
Delaware County Butter.
A Large Lot of Thompkins County King Apples by Barrel or Measure.
JAMES H. KNAPP & Co.
Everybody.
“'itlt your pockets full (ll-litlt‘kh.
GENERAL HARDWARE.
Paints, Oils and ‘Vindow Glass,
IN
AT—
Iy' your “'intcr (iI‘nccritu,
MS,
ln-al' Lard. at 15 cents pt-I‘ ll).
l I|H\\' $11M IIIVI‘ lltilllltl.
ce, 90 cents per Gallon.
9 Extra Fine Dairies of
o
quantities: to suit all.
t to Explodc. 36 (‘cnts per Gall.
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l! C. J. GRUMAN.
BARGAINS
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l..\IIII4;.4’ llamas Goons,
F U R S ,
Hosiery 85 Gloves,
Linen Goods 8; Blankets.
Man) (loud.- purchawd at Auction. of tlIc Bcst Qualir
ty. and at less than Old Prim.
FI‘LL LINE OF DRESS GOODS.
FI'LL LINEUF llUl'SE-KEEI’INU GOODS.
FILL LlNE CLOTH: AND (‘ASSIMERESX
(ma 1; lku‘g'ulns in
DRESS GOODS.
C. .‘I. GRIIDIAN,
OLD BRIDGE STORE,
Foot of Mann street,
fl 7 ., ‘ NORWALK, CONN.
”SINTA CLAUS”
3
Arrived in this my during dieitena'ble storm
of Monday night, and has taken room at
I’RITCIJARD’S,
ONE DOOR WEST OF THE POST OFFICE,
where he will remain through the Holidays,
exchanging his large stock of
FAucv Goons"
S. F. PECK,
Druggist and Apothecary,
Hearty oppqclca R. I. Depot.
I’ure, Select
Drugs, Medicines tfliemlcals
Hair, Tooth and Nail Brushes,
0 015:: B s ,
J’cljfumez'g in Grem‘ Variety,
A CHOICE LOT of WALLETS,
PATENT MEDICINES,
MINERAL WATERS,
Trusses, Fancy Articles, Cutlery,
In fact everything from a Quill Tooth Pick
to an Inlaid Hair B11141).
N -Phyricians Prescriptions carefully com-
poun ed any and n! 11:. lunatic-I to Rnuirlancc in
same building. for ni t. calls. on “' ashington Street.
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South Nomalk. Nov.17.18‘.'0.
ORGANS,
—.tI\'D—
MELODEONS,
l‘lllll SALIC AND TO RENT.
4T,
PARKER’S STORE,
N0. 21 MAIN STREET, NORWALK,
(In. .IUHr nvvrth of llIVnnclt'4 dry :rvwl4 sturc.
J. M. POTTER
“’Ill kIVona Mark of [n.4Irnmcnt: Ill I‘arkcr'r pturc
and will .0“ them on monthly installnicnin.
Old instrnmcnt.4 takcn in cxchangc for nrw
Pianos tuned and ropaiml tf
HOLIDAY [lllllllSlo
HOLIDAY 600113!
A Full Stock of
J cw 01 13' Watches,
SILVER and PLATED WARE.
suitable for
Holiday Presents,
H. S. ROOD’S New Jewelry Store,
()pp ('ungrcgaiioIIal Church,
SOITII NORVVALK.
Keeper of the city time.
D" ESTER—EEK
LIVERY STABLE,
Washington Street, South Norwalk.
HORSES AND CARRIAGES,
TO LET AT ALL HOURS.
4': o A. c 3 3 s ,
FOR W'EDDINGS AND F‘UKERAIS.
HORSES, HARNESS“ & WAGONS,
FOR SALE.
This Stable is the most commodione establishment
of the kind in the city. 8-“
D E N T I s T R Y.
c. H. KENDALL, M. 1).,
OPERVATOR».
Oflge Ln Swami Building. oornerWuhington and
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EVERY VARIETY OF DENTAL WORK,
m IN THE BEST MARKER
Teeth Extracted without Pam
by the use Qf Laughing Gas,
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alumnae-minim”. m
IRON VFENGING.
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Overcoats at
Ovércoats at - -
Overcoats at - -
Overcoats at ~ -
Overcoats at - ~
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CLOTHING
Of 1870 & 1871.
OOMSTOCK BROS.
are now Offering to the public one of the
largest and most completc stocksof Clothing
cver exhibited' In this vicinity, and at prices
remarkably low.
Overcoat-s at - - $7.00
FINE TOILET SOAPS, Overcoats at - - - 9.00
Overcoats at - - 10.00
- 13.00
19.00
- 23.00
25.00
— 30.00
Our department for
Youth’s and.Children’s
CLOTHING-
_largc. and we would most r04
spectful~ invite attcmicn in this line
I'nrivalcd stock of
Gent’s Furnishing Goods
STYLISH AND FASIOKABLE
SCARFS, BOWS AND TIES,
SL'ITABLE FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
Immense variety of
Hosiery, Kid Buckskin, Calfskin, and
Cloth Gloves.
Hats, CflDS,Tl‘llllIS&Tl’alllllllgBaEs
All Goods Marked in Plain Figures.
TERMS CASH.
Goms'tock Brothers.
Dibble‘s Block, South Norwalk,
43 Main Street, NOrwalk.
South Sorwnlk. Dec. 8th 1570.
N O T— I C E.
II. II. PR—ITCHARD,
One door west of the Poslofiicc,
4—”
line the bcst value in
FANCY GOODS,
AND
NOTIONS,
Ex er offered in this citV. The ~00d4 5er all new and
fresh. bought very low. urd Freaking mid on a basis
“Gold. at par, which 1! lower than my quota
tions filler-
‘\
Ladies will find I nice assortment of well-made
UNDERWEAR.
ALSO,AGO0D LINE OF
Merino Vests and Drawers,
ASO‘IBHl LINE OF THOSE
BLACK ALPACAS,
DOUBLE AND SINGLE
“V'OOL SHAVVLS,
Bought at a forced sale. and being cold at lee:- than
jobber: prices
11. H. PRITCHARD.
One door west of the Poetcfloe.
141‘
South Norwulk. Kov.17.1810
BIZ-“‘1’ YOUR
HOLIDAY PRESENTS
—AT—-
GRUHHAN’S
JEWELRY- STORE.‘
Afull and complete Mot eventing
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commentaries.
Norwalk Chronicler